Good to get a bit of well-wishing from the guy who once tweeted that when he saw me in the street he booed and if his wife hadn't been with him, he didn't know what he would have done.

"This is the final farewell between P_alestinian prisoners and their loved ones moments before they are taken away forever. On March 30, 2026, thousands were condemned under “t*errorism” charges, a profound injustice. Nearly 11,000 lives—most of them young, now stand on the edge of silence. We live in a world where videos of lonely penguins and playful monkeys go viral in seconds… yet speaking about prisoners in P_alestine feels heavy, constrained, almost forbidden. And somewhere between our silence and our fear, their stories begin to fade…" ©aestheteofyoursoul

Same as last year, but in bold.

RT @GyllKing: No spines were shattered at Filton. The officer walked unaided from A&E. Later a small, hairline fracture to the transverse p…

Sentenced and imprisoned on grounds of “terrorism” that no jury ever convicted them of. Meanwhile, the British government continues to aid and abet the greatest crime of our time. A historic miscarriage of justice — and a truly dark day for civil liberties in this country.

I'd never condone violence against a police officer - this is utterly dishonest. The jury weren't judging them on a terrorism offence. This is an awful sleight of hand. The creeping encroachment of terror laws onto protest & removal of our juries should worry all of us.

The Met Police’s handling of this today is an absolute joke. They tore down a peaceful #NotMyKing banner, couldn’t give a lawful reason, while happily allowing pro-monarchy flags and bunting everywhere else. This isn’t neutral crowd management. It’s selective suppression of dissent at a taxpayer-funded national event. If the rule really is “no banners on barriers,” enforce it equally. Otherwise it just looks like protecting the establishment from criticism. #NotMyKing #AbolishTheMonarchy x.com/GrahamSmith_/status/20…

The Glums. Really time to wind it down, even they're not enjoying it.

Watching this feels utterly chilling. This is a Britain becoming more authoritarian because its government is so slavishly devoted to supporting another country's genocidal campaign.

If you’re going to prison for 6 years for non-violent protest then you may as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb. I don’t think these bought judges understand what they are setting precedent for.

It would improve this country immensely if we weren't subject to foreign influence. This petition is being debated in Parliament on 22 June. Petition: Call a public inquiry into pro-Israel influence on politics & democracy We are concerned about reported Israeli state-linked and pro-Israel lobbying activity in UK politics. We believe it is important to determine the scope and impact of any such influence campaigns. petition.parliament.uk/petit…

After being sentenced to a total of 25 years between them for damaging 40 Israeli military assets, the prison van carrying 4 of the Filton 25 has been blockaded by supporters outside the court for over half an hour.

Yup

"In order to hear the birds, the warplanes must be silent."

Don't believe everything you read on right-wing medias, in papers and more. The shirt Hannah Spencer wore at PMQ's is a 15 year old charity shop find, not a £2,000 Gucci purchase like many would want you to believe! 🤥 Why would people spread misinformation about Hannah? Hmm?

Scale of sentences on the 4 young people who took direct action against the arms supplier to Israel is truly shocking. To impose years of imprisonment for protesting to save lives in Gaza is unjust, especially sentencing on terrorist grounds they were never convicted of by a jury

🚨BREAKING: Filton 4 sentenced as terrorists Amnesty opposes the use of terrorism powers in this case. It is completely disproportionate to punish protesters for criminal damage as if they were terrorists, a sentence which stays with you for life. The defendants in today’s case were sentenced as terrorists because prosecutors want to make an example of them. Today's decision shows how direct action protesters could be treated in the future. The use of terrorism laws against direct action protesters must end. Together we must continue calling out the abuse of power and fighting for our right to protest. Read our position: Criminal Damage, Direct Action, Terrorism: Misuse of counter-terrorism powers in the UK: amn.st/6015B87ZCx

“I only got three things from the house… the letters my children wrote for me when I was leaving them back home. My passport, laptop and uniform because I have to go to work. Will I be safe? Just know I’m scared.” This is an Ugandan nurse who left her kids thousands of miles away because the UK government begged for nurses like her when we needed the help most. Now racist thugs, idiots and street urchins are burning homes and profiling people by skin colour, forcing her to flee in terror. This is a pogrom. Every last one of you causing this violence, you are the cowards. These women came to care and contribute to the community. We will not let you destroy them.